HIKEUNITY ORGANIZER TERMS

Effective Date: September 27, 2026

Last Updated: September 27, 2026

These HikeUnity Organizer Terms (“Organizer Terms”) apply to users who create, host, organize, lead, advertise, or receive payment in connection with an Activity through HikeUnity.

These Organizer Terms supplement the HikeUnity Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Community Guidelines, Safety & Outdoor Activity Guidelines, and Payment & Refund Policy.

By creating an Activity, you agree to these Organizer Terms.

If you create a Paid Activity, additional payment, verification, tax, and payout requirements may apply.

1. TYPES OF ACTIVITIES

HikeUnity may allow Organizers to create different types of Activities.

1.1 Free Community Activity

A Free Community Activity is an Activity for which the Organizer does not require compensation for organizing or leading the Activity.

A Free Community Activity may be created by an ordinary HikeUnity community member.

Creating a Free Community Activity does not mean that the Organizer is a professional guide.

1.2 Cost-Sharing Activity

A Cost-Sharing Activity allows participants to share genuine expenses associated with an Activity.

Examples may include:

• transportation;
• gas;
• parking;
• campsite fees;
• permits;
• shared equipment rental; or
• other legitimate shared Activity expenses.

Cost sharing must reasonably reflect genuine shared expenses.

An Organizer must not label compensation for their time, guiding, profit, or services as “cost sharing” merely to avoid HikeUnity fees, taxes, licensing requirements, or other obligations.

1.3 Paid Activity

A Paid Activity is an Activity for which an Organizer receives compensation, profit, an organizing fee, guiding fee, participation fee, or other required payment beyond legitimate shared expenses.

Additional requirements apply to Paid Activities.

1.4 Voluntary Contributions

An Organizer may accept a genuinely optional contribution where HikeUnity permits this feature.

A voluntary contribution must actually be voluntary.

An Organizer may not:

• require the contribution as a condition of participation;
• establish a disguised mandatory minimum;
• retaliate against a Participant for not contributing; or
• use “donation,” “tip,” or similar terminology to disguise a Paid Activity.

HikeUnity may reclassify an Activity if its payment structure does not match its stated category.

2. ORGANIZERS ARE INDEPENDENT USERS

Organizers use HikeUnity independently.

Unless HikeUnity expressly agrees otherwise in writing, an Organizer is not an employee, agent, franchisee, joint venturer, partner, representative, or authorized spokesperson of HikeUnity.

Organizers do not have authority to:

• enter into agreements on behalf of HikeUnity;
• make promises on behalf of HikeUnity;
• represent that HikeUnity operates their Activity;
• represent that HikeUnity employs them; or
• bind HikeUnity to any obligation.

The legal classification of any relationship is determined by applicable law and the actual circumstances, not merely by the terminology used in these Organizer Terms.

3. HIKEUNITY IS A PLATFORM

HikeUnity provides technology that may enable users to discover, create, communicate about, join, and pay for Activities.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, HikeUnity does not itself organize, guide, supervise, control, or operate user-created Activities.

The Organizer—not HikeUnity—determines the Activity's plan, route, timing, participation requirements, and manner in which the Organizer conducts the Activity.

4. ORGANIZER ELIGIBILITY

You must be at least 18 years old to organize an Activity.

You must provide accurate account information.

HikeUnity may impose additional eligibility requirements for certain Organizer features.

5. PAID ORGANIZER IDENTITY VERIFICATION

Before creating, publishing, receiving payment for, or receiving payouts from a Paid Activity, HikeUnity may require the Organizer to successfully complete identity verification.

Verification may be performed through a third-party provider.

HikeUnity may require additional verification when reasonably necessary for:

• fraud prevention;
• payment processing;
• safety;
• regulatory compliance;
• account security; or
• investigation of suspicious activity.

Successful identity verification does not mean that HikeUnity has verified the Organizer's professional qualifications.

6. IDENTITY VERIFICATION IS NOT PROFESSIONAL VERIFICATION

An Identity Verified badge does not mean HikeUnity has verified or guarantees:

• professional competence;
• outdoor experience;
• guide licensing;
• certifications;
• permits;
• commercial-use authorizations;
• insurance;
• criminal history;
• medical qualifications;
• rescue qualifications; or
• safety.

Organizers must not represent the Identity Verified badge as a professional credential or endorsement by HikeUnity.

7. ORGANIZER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR LEGAL REQUIREMENTS

Before creating or conducting an Activity, the Organizer is responsible for determining whether applicable law requires:

• a guide license;
• business registration;
• permit;
• park authorization;
• commercial-use authorization;
• concession;
• insurance;
• professional certification;
• first-aid certification;
• wilderness certification;
• tax registration;
• sales or similar tax collection;
• transportation authorization; or
• another license, authorization, qualification, or filing.

Requirements vary by jurisdiction, Activity type, location, land manager, and whether compensation is received.

HikeUnity does not provide legal advice concerning whether a particular Activity requires a license or permit.

8. PAID ACTIVITIES MAY TRIGGER ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

Receiving payment for an Activity may change the legal requirements applicable to the Organizer.

An Activity that may lawfully occur informally among friends may be subject to different rules when conducted for compensation.

Before charging Participants, the Organizer must determine what requirements apply.

The fact that HikeUnity permits creation of a Paid Activity does not mean HikeUnity has determined that the Organizer may legally conduct that Activity.

9. LICENSES, PERMITS AND CERTIFICATIONS

Where applicable law requires a license, permit, certification, registration, commercial authorization, concession, or other approval, the Organizer must obtain and maintain it before conducting the Activity.

The Organizer must not falsely claim to possess any such authorization.

HikeUnity may request reasonable evidence of compliance.

Failure to provide requested information may result in:

• removal of an Activity;
• restriction of Organizer features;
• delayed payouts;
• suspension; or
• account termination.

HikeUnity's decision not to request documentation does not constitute confirmation that no legal requirement applies.

10. INSURANCE

Organizers are responsible for determining whether insurance is legally required or appropriate for their Activities.

Depending on the circumstances, an Organizer may wish or be required to maintain insurance appropriate to the Activity.

HikeUnity does not represent that an Organizer is insured unless HikeUnity expressly states that a specific insurance status has been verified.

HikeUnity does not provide an Organizer with liability, accident, health, vehicle, rescue, or professional insurance merely because the Organizer uses the Platform.

11. ACCURATE ACTIVITY LISTINGS

Organizers must provide materially accurate information about their Activities.

Where relevant, an Activity listing should identify:

• Activity type;
• date;
• start time;
• meeting point;
• route;
• approximate distance;
• elevation;
• expected duration;
• expected pace;
• difficulty;
• expected conditions;
• equipment requirements;
• significant known hazards;
• transportation arrangements;
• Participant requirements;
• maximum group size;
• price;
• additional required costs; and
• cancellation terms.

Do not intentionally omit information that would reasonably affect a Participant's decision to join.

12. DIFFICULTY AND EXPERIENCE

Organizers must make reasonable efforts to describe difficulty accurately.

Difficulty is subjective and may change because of weather, terrain, altitude, trail conditions, snow, ice, heat, water, or other factors.

Organizers must not guarantee that an Activity is safe or suitable for every Participant.

Organizers should communicate meaningful experience or equipment requirements before the Activity.

13. MATERIAL CHANGES

If an Organizer materially changes an Activity after Participants have joined or paid, the Organizer must update Participants as soon as reasonably possible.

Material changes may include:

• significant route changes;
• substantially increased difficulty;
• major time changes;
• location changes;
• significant distance changes;
• materially different transportation arrangements;
• additional mandatory charges; or
• another change reasonably affecting participation.

Paid Participants may have cancellation or refund rights under the HikeUnity Payment & Refund Policy when a material change occurs.

14. SAFETY

Organizers must comply with the HikeUnity Safety & Outdoor Activity Guidelines.

Organizers should not knowingly:

• provide materially false safety information;
• conceal a serious known hazard;
• pressure a Participant to continue through an unreasonable safety risk;
• ignore an official closure;
• intentionally lead Participants into prohibited areas; or
• materially misrepresent current conditions.

Outdoor conditions remain unpredictable, and an Organizer cannot guarantee safety.

15. WEATHER AND UNSAFE CONDITIONS

An Organizer should consider modifying, postponing, or cancelling an Activity where conditions create an unreasonable safety risk.

Examples may include:

• severe weather;
• lightning;
• wildfire;
• flooding;
• avalanche conditions;
• dangerous heat or cold;
• trail closure;
• unsafe water crossings;
• transportation disruption; or
• government restrictions.

An Organizer must not continue an Activity solely to avoid a refund when doing so would create an unreasonable safety risk.

16. PARTICIPANT SCREENING

Where appropriate to the Activity, an Organizer may establish reasonable participation requirements based on factors such as:

• experience;
• equipment;
• fitness necessary for the Activity;
• technical skills;
• age requirements imposed by law or Platform policy; or
• safety-related group limitations.

Requirements must comply with applicable law and HikeUnity policies.

Organizers should clearly disclose important requirements before a Participant pays or joins.

17. ORGANIZERS DO NOT CONTROL PARTICIPANTS' PERSONAL SAFETY DECISIONS

Participants remain responsible for deciding whether an Activity is appropriate for them.

An Organizer may provide information, but should not guarantee a Participant's fitness, ability, or safety.

Participants may decide not to begin or, where reasonably safe, not to continue an Activity.

18. EMERGENCIES

HikeUnity is not an emergency-response service.

Organizers should understand appropriate emergency procedures for the environment in which they choose to organize an Activity.

In an emergency, contact appropriate local emergency services.

Depending on location, this may include:

• emergency medical services;
• police;
• fire services;
• park rangers; or
• search and rescue.

A message or report to HikeUnity does not replace contacting emergency services.

19. TRANSPORTATION

Unless expressly stated otherwise, transportation arranged between users is independent of HikeUnity.

If an Organizer provides transportation, the Organizer is responsible for complying with applicable:

• driver's-license requirements;
• vehicle laws;
• insurance requirements;
• commercial transportation rules; and
• other applicable regulations.

An Organizer must not operate a vehicle while impaired.

20. PARTICIPANT INFORMATION AND PRIVACY

Organizers may receive limited information about Participants necessary to operate an Activity.

Organizers may use such information only for legitimate purposes connected to the Activity or as otherwise permitted by law.

Organizers must not misuse Participant information for:

• stalking;
• harassment;
• unauthorized marketing;
• identity theft;
• sale to data brokers; or
• unrelated commercial exploitation.

Do not publicly disclose another Participant's sensitive information without authorization.

21. PHOTOGRAPHS AND MEDIA

Organizers must respect applicable privacy, publicity, and intellectual-property rights when photographing or recording Participants.

An Organizer should not publish intimate, humiliating, or materially privacy-invasive images without appropriate permission.

Participants should be given a reasonable opportunity to communicate concerns about photography where appropriate.

22. PAID ACTIVITIES AND PAYMENT PROCESSING

Where HikeUnity enables Paid Activities, Participant payments must be processed using the payment method required by HikeUnity.

Payments may be processed by a third-party payment provider.

The Organizer agrees to comply with applicable payment-provider terms necessary to receive payments and payouts.

HikeUnity does not provide banking or escrow services.

23. HIKEUNITY PLATFORM FEE

For Paid Activities, HikeUnity may charge a Platform Fee.

For the current version of the Paid Activity program, the standard HikeUnity Platform Fee is:

10% of the applicable Activity booking amount.

The checkout or Organizer interface may display the applicable fee before publication or booking.

HikeUnity may change Platform Fees prospectively.

A change will not retroactively increase the Platform Fee on a completed booking unless required by law or agreed by the affected parties.

Taxes, payment-processing charges, refunds, disputes, or other amounts may be treated separately as disclosed in the applicable payment terms.

24. NO FEE CIRCUMVENTION

An Organizer may not use HikeUnity to obtain Participants for a Paid Activity and then intentionally require payment outside HikeUnity for the purpose of avoiding the applicable HikeUnity Platform Fee or payment rules.

This does not prohibit legitimate arrangements expressly permitted by HikeUnity, including qualifying shared expenses or other permitted payment categories.

HikeUnity may reclassify Activities or restrict accounts where payment structures are deliberately misrepresented.

25. PAYOUT ACCOUNT

A Paid Organizer may be required to establish an eligible payout account through HikeUnity's payment provider.

The Organizer must provide accurate information requested for:

• identity verification;
• payment processing;
• tax compliance;
• fraud prevention; and
• payouts.

A payment provider may independently restrict or refuse an account or transaction according to its terms and legal obligations.

26. PAYOUT TIMING

Participant payment does not necessarily mean the Organizer will receive an immediate payout.

HikeUnity or its payment provider may delay or schedule payouts for reasons including:

• Activity completion;
• Organizer history;
• fraud prevention;
• refund exposure;
• chargeback exposure;
• safety reports;
• payment-provider requirements;
• verification requirements;
• reserves;
• legal compliance; or
• risk management.

For new Organizers, HikeUnity may generally make funds eligible for payout after the Activity has begun or after another disclosed milestone.

The exact payout timing displayed in the Platform or payment-provider interface for the applicable transaction controls where it differs from a general estimate in these Organizer Terms.

27. ADVANCE FUNDS FOR ACTIVITY EXPENSES

HikeUnity may, but is not required to, permit eligible Organizers to receive a portion of funds before an Activity for legitimate preparation expenses.

Eligibility may depend on factors such as:

• successful Activity history;
• identity verification;
• account standing;
• dispute history;
• transaction risk; and
• payment-provider requirements.

Advance payout availability is not guaranteed.

If an Activity is cancelled or refunded after an Organizer has received funds, the Organizer remains responsible for amounts properly recoverable under these Terms and the Payment & Refund Policy.

28. RESERVES AND DELAYED PAYOUTS

To the extent permitted by law and supported by the applicable payment arrangement, HikeUnity or its payment provider may establish reserves, delay payouts, or restrict withdrawals when reasonably necessary to address:

• expected refunds;
• chargebacks;
• fraud;
• unusual transaction activity;
• safety complaints;
• suspected policy violations;
• negative balances;
• legal requirements; or
• payment-provider requirements.

Restrictions should be proportionate to the circumstances where reasonably practicable.

29. ORGANIZER CANCELLATION

If an Organizer cancels a Paid Activity, affected Participants are generally entitled to a 100% refund of the Activity booking amount paid for the cancelled Activity, subject to any legally permitted treatment of third-party charges disclosed before purchase.

An Organizer should cancel promptly once the Organizer knows the Activity will not occur.

Repeated Organizer cancellations may affect the Organizer's ability to create Paid Activities.

30. PARTICIPANT CANCELLATION

Participant cancellation rights are governed by:

• the cancellation policy displayed for the Activity;
• the HikeUnity Payment & Refund Policy;
• applicable law; and
• any mandatory rights that cannot legally be waived.

The Organizer must not advertise one cancellation policy and later substitute a materially less favorable policy for an existing booking.

31. CANCELLATIONS WITHIN 72 HOURS

Unless applicable law, the published Activity policy, or another HikeUnity rule provides otherwise, a Participant cancellation made within 72 hours before the Activity's scheduled start time may be non-refundable or refundable at the Organizer's discretion.

HikeUnity may nevertheless intervene in appropriate circumstances involving:

• fraud;
• serious safety issues;
• material Organizer misrepresentation;
• duplicate or erroneous charges;
• Platform or payment errors;
• legal requirements; or
• exceptional circumstances recognized by HikeUnity policy.

32. MATERIAL CHANGES BY ORGANIZER

If the Organizer makes a material change that reasonably alters what the Participant purchased, HikeUnity may permit the Participant to cancel and receive a full or partial refund.

Examples may include:

• material location change;
• material date or time change;
• substantially increased difficulty;
• substantially changed route;
• unexpected mandatory charges; or
• material change in the nature of the Activity.

Minor operational adjustments do not automatically create a refund right.

33. NO-SHOWS

A Participant who fails to attend a Paid Activity without timely cancellation is generally not entitled to a refund unless:

• the applicable Activity policy provides otherwise;
• the Organizer chooses to issue one;
• HikeUnity determines an exception applies; or
• applicable law requires one.

34. REFUNDS

Refunds should be processed through the payment method and Platform mechanism designated by HikeUnity where available.

Organizers should not instruct Participants to use misleading chargebacks or false payment disputes instead of the applicable refund process.

The HikeUnity Payment & Refund Policy contains additional rules.

35. CHARGEBACKS AND PAYMENT DISPUTES

A Participant may have rights to dispute a payment through their payment provider.

Where permitted by law and the applicable payment arrangement, an Organizer may be responsible for refunds, chargebacks, reversals, dispute amounts, and associated costs arising from the Organizer's Activity, including where the Activity:

• did not occur;
• was materially misrepresented;
• was fraudulently offered;
• was cancelled by the Organizer; or
• otherwise gives rise to a valid payment dispute.

HikeUnity may request information from the Organizer to respond to a dispute.

The Organizer agrees to provide accurate information reasonably requested for that purpose.

36. RECOVERY OF AMOUNTS OWED

To the extent permitted by law and supported by the applicable payment system, amounts properly owed by an Organizer because of refunds, chargebacks, reversals, disputes, or other obligations may be:

• deducted from pending payouts;
• deducted from future payouts;
• recovered through the payment provider;
• charged against an available balance;
• subject to an applicable reserve; or
• recovered through other lawful means.

HikeUnity will not knowingly impose amounts that are solely the result of a HikeUnity-caused payment error on an Organizer where the Organizer is not legally or contractually responsible for that error.

37. NEGATIVE BALANCES

An Organizer may be required to resolve a negative balance associated with refunds, disputes, chargebacks, reversals, or other valid adjustments.

The handling of negative balances may depend on the applicable payment-provider configuration and law.

HikeUnity may temporarily restrict Paid Activity features while a material negative balance remains unresolved.

38. PAYMENT-PROCESSING FEES

Third-party payment processors may charge processing, dispute, currency-conversion, payout, or other fees.

Some third-party processing fees may not be returned when a payment is refunded.

Where such amounts are passed through to an Organizer or Participant, HikeUnity will disclose their treatment as required by applicable law and the applicable payment terms.

39. TAXES

Organizers are responsible for determining and satisfying their own tax obligations arising from income earned through Activities.

This may include, depending on the Organizer and jurisdiction:

• income tax;
• self-employment tax;
• sales or similar taxes;
• business taxes;
• registration requirements; and
• other tax obligations.

HikeUnity or its payment provider may collect tax information, report payments, withhold amounts, or remit taxes where required by law.

The fact that HikeUnity or a payment provider does not issue a particular tax form does not necessarily mean that the income is not taxable.

Organizers should maintain appropriate records and obtain professional tax advice where needed.

40. INFORMATION REPORTING

HikeUnity or its payment provider may request information such as:

• legal name;
• address;
• taxpayer identification information;
• business information; and
• other information required for tax or financial reporting.

Failure to provide required information may result in delayed or suspended payouts.

HikeUnity does not guarantee that a particular Organizer will or will not receive a particular tax form.

Reporting requirements depend on applicable law and the payment arrangement.

41. REFUNDS DO NOT ELIMINATE RECORDKEEPING RESPONSIBILITIES

Organizers should maintain accurate records concerning:

• Activity revenue;
• refunds;
• shared expenses;
• business expenses;
• payment fees; and
• other relevant transactions.

HikeUnity does not provide individualized tax or accounting advice.

42. REVIEWS

Participants may review or rate an Organizer or Activity where HikeUnity provides that functionality.

Organizers may not:

• purchase fake reviews;
• pressure Participants to leave dishonest reviews;
• retaliate against a Participant for an honest negative review;
• create fake Participant accounts to manipulate ratings; or
• threaten a Participant because of a review.

An Organizer may respectfully respond to criticism where the Platform permits responses.

43. COMMUNICATION WITH PARTICIPANTS

Organizers may use HikeUnity communications to provide relevant Activity information.

Do not use Participant contact information obtained through HikeUnity for unrelated spam, harassment, or unauthorized marketing.

Important Activity changes should be communicated promptly.

44. PROHIBITED ORGANIZER CONDUCT

An Organizer may not:

• create fraudulent Activities;
• impersonate another person;
• misrepresent professional qualifications;
• conceal mandatory fees;
• intentionally misrepresent Activity difficulty;
• knowingly conceal serious hazards;
• use HikeUnity for unlawful activity;
• discriminate in violation of applicable law or HikeUnity policy;
• sexually harass Participants;
• threaten Participants;
• retaliate against reports or reviews;
• manipulate payments;
• evade applicable Platform Fees;
• create fake attendance or reviews; or
• otherwise materially violate HikeUnity policies.

45. SAFETY REPORTS AND INVESTIGATIONS

If HikeUnity receives a credible serious safety complaint concerning an Organizer or Activity, HikeUnity may take reasonable protective action while reviewing the matter.

This may include:

• contacting the Organizer;
• requesting information;
• removing or restricting an Activity;
• restricting new bookings;
• delaying a payout where legally and technically permitted;
• restricting Organizer functionality;
• temporarily suspending an account; or
• taking other proportionate action.

A temporary protective measure does not necessarily mean HikeUnity has concluded that the Organizer committed wrongdoing.

46. FRAUD INVESTIGATIONS

HikeUnity or its payment provider may investigate suspected:

• payment fraud;
• identity fraud;
• fake Activities;
• stolen payment methods;
• account takeover;
• refund abuse;
• chargeback abuse; or
• other financial misconduct.

HikeUnity may restrict payment functionality during an investigation where reasonably necessary.

47. REMOVAL OF ACTIVITIES

HikeUnity may remove or restrict an Activity that reasonably appears to:

• violate law;
• violate HikeUnity policies;
• present a serious safety concern;
• involve fraud;
• contain materially deceptive information;
• infringe intellectual property;
• involve prohibited content; or
• expose HikeUnity or users to substantial legal or security risk.

Where appropriate, HikeUnity may allow the Organizer to correct a non-serious issue rather than remove the Activity.

48. SUSPENSION OR TERMINATION OF ORGANIZER PRIVILEGES

HikeUnity may restrict or terminate Organizer privileges for serious or repeated violations.

Restrictions may include loss of the ability to:

• create Activities;
• create Paid Activities;
• receive new bookings;
• receive payouts;
• use certain communication features; or
• use the Platform.

Serious violations may result in immediate action without prior warning.

49. HIKEUNITY DOES NOT GUARANTEE PARTICIPANTS

HikeUnity does not guarantee:

• that an Activity will receive bookings;
• a minimum number of Participants;
• Organizer revenue;
• Participant attendance;
• Participant behavior;
• profitability; or
• continued availability of Organizer features.

Organizers make their own decisions concerning whether and how to organize an Activity.

50. ORGANIZER RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIRD PARTIES

If an Organizer independently uses assistants, subcontractors, transportation providers, venues, equipment providers, or other third parties, the Organizer is responsible for determining the legal and contractual requirements applicable to those arrangements.

HikeUnity does not automatically employ or contract with those third parties merely because they participate in an Organizer's Activity.

51. COMPLIANCE WITH LAND-MANAGER RULES

Organizers are responsible for determining whether the land or facility on which an Activity occurs permits:

• group Activities;
• commercial Activities;
• guided Activities;
• photography;
• camping;
• parking;
• transportation;
• collection of fees; or
• other planned conduct.

A trail appearing on HikeUnity does not constitute permission to conduct a commercial or organized Activity there.

52. NO TRANSFER OF ORGANIZER ACCOUNT

An Organizer must not sell, rent, transfer, or lend a verified Organizer account to another person for the purpose of bypassing verification, payment, safety, or eligibility requirements.

The person actually responsible for a Paid Activity must satisfy applicable HikeUnity requirements.

53. ASSUMPTION OF ORGANIZER RESPONSIBILITY

By creating an Activity, you acknowledge that organizing real-world outdoor activities can create responsibilities toward Participants and third parties.

You agree to take reasonable responsibility for your own conduct and representations.

Nothing in these Organizer Terms eliminates responsibilities that applicable law imposes on you.

54. HIKEUNITY TERMS CONTINUE TO APPLY

The HikeUnity Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Community Guidelines, Safety & Outdoor Activity Guidelines, Payment & Refund Policy, and other applicable policies remain in effect.

If these Organizer Terms conflict with a more specific HikeUnity payment rule concerning a particular transaction, the more specific disclosed rule controls for that transaction to the extent of the conflict.

55. CHANGES TO ORGANIZER TERMS

HikeUnity may update these Organizer Terms as the Platform, payment system, or applicable requirements evolve.

Material changes may be communicated through:

• the Platform;
• email;
• an Organizer notice; or
• another appropriate method.

Where appropriate, HikeUnity may require Organizers to accept updated Organizer Terms before creating additional Paid Activities.

56. CONTACT

Questions concerning these Organizer Terms may be sent to:

HikeUnity

Email: info@hikeunity.com

Safety emergencies should be directed to the appropriate local emergency service.

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